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Siyang Urban Forest Park

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Siyang Urban Forest Park was designed by Nanjing Tianzheng Landscape Planning and Design Consulting Co., Ltd. and constructed by Suzhou Garden Construction Co., Ltd., with a total investment of 30 million yuan. Covering an area of 150 mu, it includes 70,800 square meters of green space and 10,900 square meters of water surface, with a green coverage rate of 71%. The park features over 45,000 trees and shrubs, including camphor, osmanthus, and snow...

Siyang Urban Forest Park

Siyang Urban Forest Park is a national AA-level tourist attraction.

Siyang Urban Forest Park was designed by Nanjing Tianzheng Landscape Planning and Design Consulting Co., Ltd. and constructed by Suzhou Garden Construction Co., Ltd., with a total investment of 30 million yuan. Covering an area of 150 mu, it includes 70,800 square meters of green space and 10,900 square meters of water surface, with a green coverage rate of 71%. The park has planted over 45,000 trees and shrubs, such as camphor, osmanthus, cedar, beech, and ginkgo. It integrates ecology, landscape, leisure, and culture, and is divided into three functional areas: cultural display, experience, and leisure recreation.

Urban Forest Park is a comprehensive park integrating ecology, landscape, leisure, and culture, planned and built by the Siyang County Party Committee and County Government to enhance the city’s image, foster a harmonious ecological environment between humans and nature, further optimize urban functions, and enrich public cultural life. The park connects to the Civic Square in the north and extends to Huaihai Road in the south, with Canal Avenue marking its eastern and western boundaries. It has a total investment of 30 million yuan, covers an area of 150 mu, includes 70,800 square meters of green space and 10,900 square meters of water surface, with a green coverage rate of 71%. Over 45,000 trees and shrubs have been planted, such as camphor, osmanthus, cedar, beech, and ginkgo.

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